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Whether it’s fatigue, low mood, or digestive upsets, these shifts can leave even the healthiest dogs feeling off balance. In this free webinar, holistic veterinarian Dr. Chris Bessent will show you how to “curate the bowl” to support your dog’s immunity, resilience, and whole-body health year-round. You’ll see how simple shifts in nutrition—using whole foods, herbs, and Herbsmith formulas like Support Immunity, Pure Krill, Nutrients, Microflora, July Third, Calm Shen, and the Medicus Cancer Diet—can help your dog stay calm, strong, and thriving through every season. Zoom Description: Help Your Dog Thrive Boost Immunity and Resilience Naturally Help Your Dog Thrive — Boost Immunity and Resilience Naturally From weather changes to household stress, your dog faces immune challenges all year long. If they seem more tired, reactive, or prone to getting sick, it may be time to look inside the bowl. In this free webinar, holistic veterinarian Dr. Chris Bessent shares how to strengthen your dog’s immune system naturally through food. You’ll learn: * How environmental and emotional stressors can impact your dog’s immune system and mood * Which herbs, whole foods, and nutraceuticals build gut and immune resilience * Simple, everyday ways to balance the bowl for long-term health and vitality Whether your dog’s bouncing back from illness or you just want to keep them thriving, you’ll leave with practical, science-backed strategies to support immunity, calm, and whole-body wellness. Here is the new topic: Curate the Bowl for Skin Barrier Health Focus: Strengthening the skin barrier to support comfort, hydration, resilience, and protection—especially when environmental conditions change. Positioning Copy Dry air, indoor heating, cold temperatures, and seasonal transitions don’t just affect a dog’s coat—they challenge the skin barrier, the body’s first line of defense. When that barrier weakens, dogs may experience flaking, itchiness, cracked paws, dull coats, or ongoing skin sensitivity, even without obvious allergies or infections. In this free webinar, holistic veterinarian Dr. Chris Bessent will show how to curate the bowl to support skin barrier health from the inside out. Rather than chasing symptoms, this session focuses on the nutritional foundations that help the skin retain moisture, maintain structure, and function as a protective organ. You’ll learn how targeted fats, whole-food nutrients, and supportive herbs work together to strengthen the skin barrier, improve coat quality, and support comfort year-round—using strategies that apply during winter dryness, seasonal transitions, and chronic skin stress alike. What This Webinar Covers * What the skin barrier is—and why it matters more than surface-level skin symptoms * How environmental changes stress the skin (cold, dry air, indoor heating, bathing, activity shifts) * The role of structural fats, antioxidants, and nutrient density in skin integrity * How to layer food, supplements, and herbs to support long-term skin resilience Product Lens (Skin-First, Not Immune-First) * Glimmer – skin barrier structure and moisture retention * Pure Krill – structural omega fats for skin integrity * Nutrients – micronutrient support for skin turnover * Whole-food additions that support hydration and fatty acid balance Show more 10:38 AM Webinar: Herbsmith – Curate the Bowl for Skin Barrier Health Products Highlighted: Herbsmith Glimmer, Pure Krill, Nutrients Title: Curate the Bowl for Skin Barrier Health Focus: Strengthening the Skin Barrier to Support Comfort, Hydration, Resilience, and Protection—Especially When Environmental Conditions Change Positioning: Dry air, indoor heating, cold temperatures, and seasonal transitions don't just affect a dog's coat—they challenge the skin barrier, the body's first line of defense. When that barrier weakens, dogs may experience flaking, itchiness, cracked paws, dull coats, or ongoing skin sensitivity, even without obvious allergies or infections. In this free webinar, holistic veterinarian Dr. Chris Bessent will show you how to "curate the bowl" to support skin barrier health from the inside out. Rather than chasing symptoms, this session focuses on the nutritional foundations that help the skin retain moisture, maintain structure, and function as a protective organ year-round. You'll discover how targeted fats, whole-food nutrients, and supportive herbs—including Herbsmith formulas like Glimmer, Pure Krill, and Nutrients—work together to strengthen the skin barrier, improve coat quality, and support comfort during winter dryness, seasonal transitions, and chronic skin stress alike. Zoom Description: Help Your Dog Thrive — Strengthen Skin Barrier Health Naturally Help Your Dog Thrive — Strengthen Skin Barrier Health Naturally From dry winter air to indoor heating and seasonal shifts, your dog's skin barrier faces constant challenges. If they're dealing with flaking, itchiness, cracked paws, or a dull coat, the answer may be inside the bowl. In this free webinar, holistic veterinarian Dr. Chris Bessent shares how to support your dog's skin barrier naturally through nutrition. You'll learn: What the skin barrier is—and why it matters more than surface-level skin symptoms How environmental changes (cold, dry air, indoor heating, bathing) stress the skin Which structural fats, antioxidants, and nutrients support skin integrity and moisture retention Simple, everyday ways to layer food, supplements, and herbs for long-term skin resilience Whether your dog struggles with seasonal skin issues or you want to maintain a healthy, protective barrier, you'll leave with practical, science-backed strategies to support hydration, comfort, and whole-body skin health. what would be the easiest way to copyan entire wordpress website design and recreate it in shopify? 12:47 PM The easiest way to migrate a WordPress site design to Shopify involves a few approaches, depending on your technical comfort level: Easiest Overall Approach: Use a Migration App + Theme Customization Step 1: Content Migration Use LitExtension or Cart2Cart to migrate products, pages, and blog posts automatically These apps handle the data transfer but won't replicate your exact design Step 2: Design Recreation Find a Shopify theme that closely matches your WordPress layout (browse Shopify Theme Store) Customize it to match your brand colors, fonts, and general aesthetic This is much easier than building from scratch For More Control: Manual Recreation What you'll need to capture from WordPress: Screenshots of every page type (homepage, product pages, collection pages, blog) Note your color palette (use browser inspector or a color picker tool) Identify fonts used Export logo and image assets Then in Shopify: Choose a flexible theme (like Dawn, Impulse, or Prestige) Use the theme customizer to recreate layouts section by section Match colors, fonts, and spacing as closely as possible Rebuild custom pages using Shopify's page builder If You Want Exact Replication You'd need to: Hire a Shopify developer to custom-code a theme based on your WordPress design Or use a page builder app like Shogun or PageFly for more design flexibility Realistic expectation: You likely won't get a pixel-perfect match without custom development, but you can get very close with a well-chosen theme and careful customization. What's your technical comfort level, and how complex is the WordPress design you're working with? can you create me code for a shopify section that is as follows: a large header that says. ingredients and below it in smaller body text a list of all ingredients separated by comma. these ingedient names are pulled from the metafield of ingredients which is a metaobject list of ingredients and show it in the same order. this is all within a bar that has the option to change the color. below it in the same section, there isa. diffferent setting to change the color of the lower half which has more detail on each ingredient. This shows rows with 4 ingredients per row. Each ingredient shows an image, then belwo it the name, then belwo that smaller a description which is pulled from the ingredient metaobject description for that ingredient. the font color and weights are also editable. got it? Show more 1:19 PM 4 steps Copying files to outputs directory for user access Presented 3 files Perfect! I've created your Shopify ingredients section with all the features you requested: What's Included: ingredients-section.liquid - The main section file section-ingredients.css - Styling for the section README.md - Complete installation instructions Key Features: ✅ Top Bar: Large "Ingredients" header (customizable text) Comma-separated ingredient list below Fully customizable background color, text colors, and font weights ✅ Details Grid: 4 ingredients per row (responsive: 3 on tablet, 2 on mobile, 1 on small screens) Each ingredient shows: image → name → description Separate background color control Individual font color and weight settings for names and descriptions ✅ Dynamic Data: Pulls from product metaobject list in the order defined Automatically displays ingredient name, image, and description from metaobjects ✅ Fully Customizable Settings: 10+ color and typography controls in the theme customizer Product selector to choose which product's ingredients to display The README includes complete setup instructions for creating the metaobjects and installing the code in your Shopify theme. Let me know if you need any adjustments! Ingredients section LIQUID Section ingredients Code · CSS Readme Document · MD what is this section called? 1:22 PM This section is called "Ingredients Section" You can see this in the schema at the bottom of the liquid file: liquid {% schema %} { "name": "Ingredients Section", ... } {% endschema %} That's the name that will appear in the Shopify theme editor when you're adding sections to a page. If you want to change it to something else (like "Product Ingredients" or "Ingredient Details"), just update that "name" value in the schema. can you change it to be circle ingredient detail or something like that ? i have lots of ingredient sections alraedy 1:22 PM Updating the section name to "Circle Ingredient Detail" to differentiate from other ingredient sections +3 -3 ingredients-section.liquid Updating the preset name to match +5 -5 ingredients-section.liquid Done! I've updated the section name to "Circle Ingredient Detail" so it'll be easy to distinguish from your other ingredient sections in the theme editor. it says no ingredients found for this product 1:23 PM The section is looking for ingredients at product.metafields.custom.ingredients - let's troubleshoot: Quick Checks: Did you select a product in the section settings? In the theme editor, make sure you've selected a product in the section settings Does that product have ingredients assigned? Go to the product in your admin Scroll down to the metafields section Look for the "Ingredients" metafield Make sure you've added ingredient metaobjects to it Is your metafield namespace correct? The code expects the metafield at custom.ingredients If your metafield has a different namespace/key, we need to update the code What's the namespace and key of your ingredients metafield? You can find this in: Settings > Custom Data > Products - look at your ingredients metafield definition If it's something different than custom.ingredients, just let me know what it is and I'll update the code to match. its custom.ingredients. then the ingredient has the fields of Name , Type, Description, and Image. we don't nee dthe type though 1:25 PM Perfect! So the structure is correct. Let me update the code to match your ingredient metaobject fields exactly (and skip the Type field): Updating the ingredient display to use the correct field names and skip Type field +8 -8 ingredients-section.liquid Updating the ingredient grid to use correct field names with .value accessor +31 -31 ingredients-section.liquid Done! I've updated the code to properly access your metaobject fields using .value (which is required for metaobject fields in Shopify). The code now: Pulls name.value for ingredient names Pulls description.value for descriptions Pulls image.value for images Skips the Type field entirely Try it now - it should display your ingredients! If you're still seeing the error, double-check that: You've selected a product in the section settings That product has ingredients added to the custom.ingredients metafield You've saved the updated liquid file in your theme it still says no ingredients found for this product :/ 1:26 PM Let's debug this. Can you help me figure out what's going on? Try adding this temporary debug code to see what data is actually available: Adding debug output to see what's happening with the metafields +15 -2 ingredients-section.liquid Add this updated code to your theme and refresh the page. It will show a gray debug box with information about what's actually being found. Send me a screenshot or tell me what the debug info shows, and I'll be able to fix the issue right away! The most common issues are: The metafield namespace is slightly different The product picker isn't properly selected The metafield hasn't been saved to the product yet DEBUG INFO: Product selected: Product ID: Metafield exists: Metafield type: Metafield value: Value size: No ingredients found for this product. 1:27 PM Ah! The product isn't being selected at all - that's why everything is blank. The issue: You need to select a product in the section settings. Here's how: In the Shopify theme editor, click on the "Circle Ingredient Detail" section Look for the "Product" setting in the left sidebar Click the dropdown and select the product you want to display ingredients for Save the theme The section can't automatically know which product to show - you have to tell it which one. Alternative approach: If you want this section to automatically show ingredients for whatever product page you're on (without having to select it), I can update the code to do that instead. Would you prefer that? Just let me know: Do you want to manually select a product in settings? (current setup) Or do you want it to automatically use the current product on product pages? can't it just pull from whichever product is being applied currently to the template i'm using? 1:27 PM 2 steps Updating the ingredient grid to use current product +31 -31 ingredients-section.liquid Removing the product setting from schema since we're using current product +8 -14 ingredients-section.liquid Perfect! I've updated the code to automatically use the current product from whatever page it's on. Now it will: Automatically pull ingredients from the product page you're viewing No need to manually select a product in settings Works dynamically on any product page Now try it - the debug info should show the actual product title and hopefully the metafield data. Let me know what the debug box shows now! oh goodness. so the style is messed up alot. it just shows the html codes 1:32 PM That means the CSS file isn't loading! Let's fix this: Did you upload the CSS file to your theme? You need to add the section-ingredients.css file to your theme's Assets folder: Go to Online Store > Themes > Actions > Edit code Click on the Assets folder Click Add a new asset Upload or create a file named section-ingredients.css Paste the CSS code I provided into it Save Once that CSS file is in the Assets folder, the section should style properly. OR - if you want, I can create a version that has all the CSS embedded directly in the liquid file so you don't need a separate CSS file. Would that be easier? Claude is AI and can make mistakes. Please double-check responses. Section ingredients · CSS Copy .ingredients-section { width: 100%; } /* Top Bar Styles */ .ingredients-bar { padding: 40px 0; width: 100%; } .ingredients-bar-inner { max-width: 1200px; margin: 0 auto; padding: 0 20px; } .ingredients-header { font-size: 2.5rem; margin: 0 0 20px 0; text-align: center; } .ingredients-list-text { font-size: 1rem; line-height: 1.6; text-align: center; max-width: 900px; margin: 0 auto; } /* Details Section Styles */ .ingredients-details { padding: 60px 0; width: 100%; } .ingredients-grid { display: grid; grid-template-columns: repeat(4, 1fr); gap: 30px; max-width: 1200px; margin: 0 auto; padding: 0 20px; } .ingredient-item { text-align: center; display: flex; flex-direction: column; align-items: center; } .ingredient-image { width: 100%; margin-bottom: 15px; aspect-ratio: 1; overflow: hidden; border-radius: 8px; } .ingredient-image img { width: 100%; height: 100%; object-fit: cover; display: block; } .ingredient-name { font-size: 1.125rem; margin: 0 0 10px 0; } .ingredient-description { font-size: 0.875rem; line-height: 1.5; margin: 0; } /* Empty State */ .ingredients-empty { padding: 60px 20px; text-align: center; } /* Responsive Design */ @media screen and (max-width: 989px) { .ingredients-grid { grid-template-columns: repeat(3, 1fr); gap: 25px; } .ingredients-header { font-size: 2rem; } } @media screen and (max-width: 749px) { .ingredients-grid { grid-template-columns: repeat(2, 1fr); gap: 20px; } .ingredients-bar { padding: 30px 0; } .ingredients-details { padding: 40px 0; } .ingredients-header { font-size: 1.75rem; margin-bottom: 15px; } .ingredients-list-text { font-size: 0.9375rem; } } @media screen and (max-width: 479px) { .ingredients-grid { grid-template-columns: 1fr; gap: 30px; } .ingredient-item { max-width: 300px; margin: 0 auto; width: 100%; } }